Falling in a Bog

Falling in a Bog

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Pollinators and Porch Light Visitors
a gallery of favorite garden critters
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From the Garden
A year of Falling in a Bog, plus a recipe
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Nature in the City
Fifteen favorite finds while failing to find birds during spring migration in Atlanta
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Noticing Nature Everywhere
or How I Accidentally Became the Top iNaturalist Observer in My State, and You Can, Too!
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The End of Winter
A walk in my garden at a season's edge
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The End of the Brown Season
A walk in my garden on a rainy March morning
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Treasures Amid Ruins
The less noticed, less loved, and often beautiful life found in dirt and decay
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Jewels of Winter
Three more days of snow and ice in Atlanta
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All We Can Do
Finding a baby squirrel the day before Thanksgiving
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Three days of Atlanta snow
On Friday, January 10th, Atlanta experienced a rare snowstorm.
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Midwinter Color
An entirely white sky — the black lines and curves of bare branches stood out starkly, like ink on paper.
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Notes from the last days of autumn
In the last days of autumn, we march towards the Solstice, towards winter, through brief days caught between dark nights.
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